Events archive

Description: A unique opportunity to hear curator Professor Clare Brant talk about the themes behind Dear Diary, namely the many ways in which diarists capture human experience.

Description: Book Launch with Dr Vincent Hiribarren - A History of Borno: Trans-Saharan Empire to Failing Nigerian State

Description: What is Japan's policy towards Russia? Professor Masuo from Kyushu University and Professor Iwashita from Hokkaido University will be sharing their insights on this issue.

Description: Information regarding a talk on 6 July 2017 by the curator of the current Weston Room exhibition, on the subject of the Denman family

Description: Conference and Book Launch to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of TELOS.

Description: Information about the 2017 Denmans exhibition in the Weston Room, at the Maughan Library

Description: The YTL Centre for Philosophy, Politics and Law present a lecture on Socio-Economic Rights In and Out of the Courtroom.

Description: The Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy is delighted to invite all staff and students to join Professor Mario Molina, Nobel Prize-winning chemist, as he receives an honorary degree from King's College London in recognition of his outstanding scientific achievements.

Description: Alumnus Joshua Geltzer former staff of President Obama's National Security Council will give an assessment of President Trump's failure to justify the use of force, followed by Q&A.

Description: Join our Liberal Arts taster course at King's and find out more about this flexible, interdisciplinary degree. Learn how you can tailor your own degree from a wide range of options in the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences and experience a sample seminar. You will have the fantastic opportunity to meet King's academics and work together in small groups, looking at major research questions and how we can draw from different subjects to provide answers. This course will suit excellent students looking for a real challenge, and who enjoy exploring a wide variety of subjects and questions.